Sentence examples for college land from inspiring English sources

After dropping out of college, Land partnered with his physics instructor, George W. Wheelwright, and formed the Land-Wheelwright Laboratories in 1933, gradually building a gifted team of scientists, public relations experts, and marketers.

While a student at Harvard University (1833 37), Hale studied the language of some Algonquian-speaking Indians who camped on college land.

Study hard, practice hard, get into a top college, land the right job.

QinetiQ, a private sector successor to the government's original research facility, is still sited on former college land.

Lisa has watched her students go to college, land summer internships while still in high school, mentor other students and even start their own businesses.

You've graduated college, landed a job and are receiving a steady paycheck.

WHEN Abigail DeAtley and Matt Felsen, good friends from college, landed in New York three years ago, they and a third roommate lived together in Crown Heights.

"Suits" follows the formula meticulously, with bright skies, floor-to-ceiling windows and a brilliant, bungling autodidact who, having never finished college, lands a job as a summer associate at a glitzy Manhattan law firm.

PAGE E1 Sports A SEASON IN WAITING LINE For the N.B.A. Thanks to an age limit imposed by the N.B.A., O.J. Mayo headed to college, landing at U.S.C. as one of the top high school basketball recruits in the country.

In the 1980s, he directed his first plays while studying English at Cambridge, and fresh out of college landed a gig directing Judi Dench in a West End production of The Cherry Orchard.

." When the Regents first organized in 1868, they created ten standing committees on: finance and accounts; grounds and buildings; library; building; supplies; instruction; agricultural college lands; endowments; degrees; and annual reports.